THE STATE OF IRELAND
A WARN INC TO MU BALEOPR A NOTH ER M ITCH ELLTOWN VICTIM. A LAXPLORP’S CONVENTION M rUOEL’OI'S ATTACKS ON THE IRISH PEOPLE. J'rr Elect vie. Trlryntph.— Copyright Special to Press Association. London, Sept 15. The Call Mall Gazette warns Mr La!four that his life is in greater danger than ever his predecessors’ wore. A lad who was wounded in the riot at .Mitehelltown is dead. •September 10 A convention representing 2000 landlords is now assembled at Dublin. The Morning Chronicle states that Monsignor Persico, the Papal Envoy to Ireland, lias denounced the Irish priests for complicity in the rebellion against Lritish rule, and for their murderous and violent language inciting the people to revolt.
September 18
Dublin City Council has resolved to protest against the tyrannieal policy of the English Government, as shown by the murderous attack's of the police on the Irish people ; also that it regards O’Lrien’s speech as a patriotic one, and urges the tenants to accept his advice.
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 21 September 1887, Page 3
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